YOUR RESULTS for "Croatia"

From the Producer: Gianfranco Kozlovic's Malvasia is one of the most classic and authentic examples of Istrian Malvasias. An extremely fragrant nose of acacia flowers, banana, peach, apple pears and citrus with some herbal. The acidity leaves your palate with mouthwatering freshness and fruitiness, intense minerality spiced with slight saltiness and citrus fruit acidity.

Aromas include melon rind, apple, orange and a touch of vanilla confection. The wine has notes of apple, lemon, lemon rind and stony minerality. This is medium weight with juicy acid. It's clean, yet complex, with touches of salinity and savoriness ofsetting the citrus and orchard fruit.

Lighter aromas include nectarine, white peach and a touch of florality. Crisp and mineral-driven on the palate with lemon, herbs and more stone fruit; ideal for Mediterranean dishes and shellfish.

Intense aromas of stone fruits, lemon zest and light salinity on the nose. The palate is mineral-driven yet slightly creamy with juicy green pear, lemon and sea salt notes. It’s medium-bodied with finish is crisp and clean finish.

Aromas of cherry skin and cooked cherries, iron and a hint of smoke/tobacco introduce this Croatian wine. It is just over medium weight with dark cherry, plum, and black currant fruit structured by slightly grippy tannins and juicy acidity. There are slightly smoky and dried herb notes chiming in on the palate, finishing with wild red berries and baking spice.

From the vineyards on the outskirts of Šibenik, Croatia, comes this Babic by winemaker Ivica Piližota. Aged for 6-8 months in large Slavonian oak, this Babic gives us aromas of ripe dark fruit, particularly blackberries, blueberries, plums, and figs. These aromas are accompanied by the typical earthiness and barnyard of the Babic grape, which is what gives this wine a certain body weight. The palate is traditional Babic – smooth, yet firm, mouthwatering acidity. It is gamey, and its petite tannins allow for a gentle finish.